Bachesta, Edward J. Jr. “Ed” 
Entered into rest Monday, February 28, 2022. Beloved husband of Sandra K. Bachesta; loving father of Chelsea (Elly) McMackins, Andrew (Rachael) Winters and Kadin McGuire; cherished grandad of Dylin Winters; son of the late Edward and Charlotte Bachesta; dearest brother of Angela (James) Owens and Daniel (Heidi) Bachesta; uncle of Chris, Christina (Steve), J.D., Jacob, Gabriella, Mathew, Jacob and Rebecca; great-uncle of Finn, Charlotte, Reid, Annabelle and Paetyn; dearest brother-in-law of Randy (Brenda) Taylor, Deborah (Dennis) Pierce and Pamela Hill.
Ed received a B.S. in Business Managerial Economics from SIU and a Masters in Buiness Administration and Management from Maryville University. He was a member of Brothers of the American Revolution, Audubon Society of Illinois, Historical Society of Illinois, was an avid genealogy researcher and enjoyed stamp collecting.
Services: A memorial service at KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY Chapel, 5255 Lemay Ferry, on Sunday, March 6, 12 noon with all services concluding at Kutis. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Siteman Cancer Center in honor of his late mother Charlotte Bachesta appreciated. Visitation Saturday, 5-9 p.m
Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Prayers for my cousin Chelsea and Elly. I know your dad was a loving father from everything I heard about him over the years. May God bless you during this difficult time.
My sincere condolences on Ed ‘s passing. We shared the Family History bug. Sorry I can be with you Sunday as I am visiting my daughter in Texas.
May our Lord bless and comfort you and your family during this time of grief.
Please, accept my sincere condolences.
So sorry to hear this May he rest in the arms of Jesus ❤️
Love & Prayers to all♥️
Ang, here for you & anything you need. Safe travels to get here for you, Christy & J.D.
Thoughts and prayers for you in this time of grief
Sandy I’m so sorry to hear of your loss. My heart and prayers are with you and your family.
Sandy – so sorry to you and your family for your loss. Sending thoughts, prayers and love your way. ❤️
Ed, there are simply no words to describe the sense of loss we are feeling at your sudden departure. We already miss your calming voice and your beautiful soul. Our sincerest condolences to all of Ed’s family and friends – I can only imagine the pain you are all going through. Know that we share that huge void left behind and are here for you if you need anything. Much love from all of his colleagues here at LSEG xxx
I had the pleasure of working with Ed the last two and a half years. He always brought a sense of calm to the team, and we enjoyed the guitar gifs he would post in the team chat each day. His loss is deeply felt. Our hearts are with you during this difficult time.
Really can’t believe this has happened, having worked with Ed for the last couple of years only, I can attest that he was the nicest most helpful and calming member of our team. In fact I would say that for not just our team but in general. Ed would always be the first to put his hand up to cover or help a colleague out and for us as a team to be feeling so lost from this, I can’t imagine the void that his family and friends must be feeling. I know that words can’t help in matters like this but I’m so very sorry and sending love to you all.
Ed, we feel such a void in our Team without you. You made us all smile and laugh on a daily basis, always an offer of help and support from you at every opportunity. We are sharing in the grief and pain of your family and friends. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all xx
Ed was the kindest most supportive member across the Vendor Management Team, he made an impact on everyone he worked with and was truly genuine in everything he did. He cheered the team with his gif’s and it was a joy always to hear his chuckle. He will be very much missed here at LSEG and we are thankful we got to be part of his life for the past 2 or so years. Sending our love and support to you all,
Ed, we feel such a void in our Team without you. You made us all smile and laugh on a daily basis, always an offer of help and support from you at every opportunity. We are sharing in the grief and pain of your family and friends. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of his friends and family xx
Ed, I really appreciate the calmness and evenness you displayed in the most trying of circumstances. I also appreciate your friendship and the time you took making me feel comfortable and welcome when I joined this team. My thoughts are with your family during this time.
Really Sorry to hear this. Shocked. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family
Sorry for your loss, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Many prayers of peace and comfort to Sandy and the Bachesta family.Ed was such a great guy. One of the nicest people I can say I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. Sandy and all, We are so sorry for your loss.
Lee Ann and Lindy Arnold and Tom McLain
Sandy, Angie, Danny and Family. I am really sorry for your loss. Ed was one of the most decent and giving person I was lucky enough to know and call a friend. He will be really missed.
Condolences, Sandy. Hope you’re keep faith, it will give you strength.
To the Bachesta family,
Our thoughts & prayers for your family during this sad time. May God bring you peace, love & understanding during this season of change in your lives.
God bless all of you,
Ray & Jill Podraza
Ed, thank you for being so cool, calm and most of all, truly kind hearted. The impact and presence you brought to our team will be bitterly missed. I thoroughly enjoyed our time spent working together, and appreciated all of the support, help and guidance you always had to offer. Sending lots of love and strength to your friends and family during this very difficult time. Rest In Peace X
Sandy, so shocked to hear of Ed’s passing Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. It was always a joy to be with Ed. A truly great guy! All our love
Just learned of Ed’s passing. Our sincere condolences to Sandy and family.
I am so sorry to hear of Ed’s passing and for the loss his family is feeling now.
We met in 7th grade at Grant Junior High School and he is one of the nicest people I known in all the years since. He was one of this world’s good guys.
With love and respect,